Problem with my new machine

[djemos]

The file permissions on .Xauthority must be 400 (read and write for user ONLY). Any other file permission will cause the xauth program to reject the file.
As a final measure you can try deleting the .Xauthority file altogether. The file will be recreated the next time you log in

[Van_Vinkle]

After logging in run the following commands:

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id
ls -lA
ls -l /home

What do you get?

I do not copy all the output of id. Too long.
Instead I've realized that /home is empty

I suggest copying my old /home to the new one. Am I right?

[gapan]

Yes, but I would first try to find out why your /home is empty. Are you mounting it properly? What is the output of

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mount

?

[Van_Vinkle]

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$ mount
/dev/nume0n1p3 on / type ext4 (rw, noatime, discard)
/proc on /proc type proc
/dev/nume0n1p4 on /home type ext4 (rw, noatime)
fusectl on /sys/fs/fuse/connections type fusectl (rw)

[gapan]

It's mounted all right. So, you probably accidentally nuked it? In any case, restore your backup and it should probably be OK.

[Van_Vinkle]

you probably accidentally nuked it

Yes, probably. Shame on me

I did it (I restored the backup) and now it is fine. Not all, because I must install a lot of packages and configure them.

Some problems arise in the installation and the configuration. For the sake of the forum, I will ask for help in anothers topics.

Thanks again.